“I would have liked to see Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma play more”: Vikram Rathour during the recent test pensions | Cricket news

New Delhi: Indian Test Cricket has entered a new era because three of its great Moderns – Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Ravichandran Ashwin – are all far from the longest format of the game. While fans continue to treat emotional outings, the Royals of the Royals of Rajasthan, Vikram Rathour, who is also the former stick coach of the Indian male cricket team, shared sincere reflections on the issue. “Retirement is a very personal decision,” said Rathour. “I would have liked to see the three continue to play. They were phenomenal cricket players and still had so much to offer. But if they have taken this call, we must respect this. ”Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The comments arise at a time when India undergoes a major transition in the red ball cricket, preparing to move into a new cycle of the world testing championship without some of its most experienced pillars.Recently, the veteran spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, speaking on its YouTube channel, echoes similar feelings. He recognized the reality of the game saying: “Even someone like Sachin Tentulkar had to retire one day.” Ashwin praised Kohli’s aggression and energy and the calm style and composed of Rohit. “What Kohli has achieved, Rohit could also have-if not for this ankle injury at the start of his career,” he added, referring to the start of the missed test that changed the Rohit trajectory.

While fans release these consecutive announcements, the strength of the bench of India is now under the spotlight.Meanwhile, in IPL, a young star is already making waves. Vaibhav Suryavanshi, at only 14, at the top with a brilliant 57 while the Royals of Rajasthan ended their season on a high CSK and beating with six counters. Despite the individual efforts of CSK strikers like Ayush Mhatre and Dewald Brevis, the loss could see the men of MS Dhoni finish last for the first time in the history of IPL.